Answer:
m<C = 101°
m<E = 46°
Step-by-step explanation:
*This was the only problem I could figure out so I'm sorry*
C equals 101° b/c 1/2 a circle angle equals 180° which is the line. Angle F and Angle C are corresponding interior angles (same side angles) so if both of them together should equal 180. 180 - 79 (<F) = 101 (<C).
You do the same thing to find Angle E b/c it's corresponding interior angles to Angle D.
I hope you understand this explanation
That has to be impossible because you can’t get any solution that would possible add to 6
The Law of Cosines is used for this purpose.
c² = a² + b² - 2ab·cos(C)
c² = 5² + 4² - 2·5·4·cos(60°)
c² = 25 + 16 - 20 = 21
c = √21
The length of side c is √21 ≈ 4.583._____
If you really intend the side lengths to be 55 and 44, your result is c≈50.408, the above value times 11.
This is a bit tough but I believe it is 12 m
8/10 is equivalent to 0.8 because 8 is in the tenths place. Therefore the answer is eight tenths